Socialist Action1987Socialist Action No. 156, 9 January 1987Challenging
by Peoples Sanctions · Socialist Action No. 156, 9 January 1987 · pp. 6-7 of the scan · 138 words
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page 6 of the scan
MAY: Week of Action against British companies in Namibia JUNE: National Convention for Sanctions OCTOBER: National Demonstration for Sanctions. the movement links with apartheid coming year.
majority - especially if it called for the British government to break all - is something that local groups will respond to in the But the political perspective which is behind this 'parliamentary committed to the policies aenderattly designed CLU . be biguous on the crucial question of the attitude to the Labour Party.
Laboul the only policies even remotely approaching effective measures against apartheid. only useful vote by an opponent of aparwith and thereby exposed the would Even with Labour it would be a foolish mistake, contradicted by the shameful record of every government, to believe that Kinnock honour his anti-apartheid
page 7 of the scan
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